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Members of the MBL-HHMI Summer Institute, 2014. Credit Tom Kleindinst
Breakthrough Prize Recognizes Discovery at MBL of New Organizing Principle in Cells
clifford Brangwynne in Loeb Laboratory Credit Dee Sullivan
Pioneering a New Vision of Cellular Order at the MBL
Mande Holford in Whitman Lab 2022 N Bradford
How Venom Achieves its Dramatic Feats
Myoblasts (muscle cells) from mice offer a window into the function of nuclear movement. Credit: Raquel Pereira (@Pereira_ARR)
On the Go: MBL Nikon Fellow Studies Why Nuclei Move – and How
cephalopod imaged during the 2022 embryology course
A California two-spot octopus (Octopus bimaculoides) imaged during the 2022 Embryology course at the MBL. This image was taken on a Leica THUNDER system. Credit: Hannah Jones

Students in this summer's Advanced Research Training Courses have access to state-of-the-art microscopy equipment through MBL's Imaging Innovation Center.

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Members of the MBL-HHMI Summer Institute, 2014. Credit Tom Kleindinst
Breakthrough Prize Recognizes Discovery at MBL of New Organizing Principle in Cells
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clifford Brangwynne in Loeb Laboratory Credit Dee Sullivan
Pioneering a New Vision of Cellular Order at the MBL
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Members of the MBL-HHMI Summer Institute, 2014. Credit Tom Kleindinst
Breakthrough Prize Recognizes Discovery at MBL of New Organizing Principle in Cells
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clifford Brangwynne in Loeb Laboratory Credit Dee Sullivan
Pioneering a New Vision of Cellular Order at the MBL
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31 undergraduates present their research to the MBL community at the end of the summer. Credit: Nora Bradford
Undergraduate Summer Researchers Share Work at Poster Session
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Woods Hole scientific leadership join USPS officials to commemorate ocean-themed stamps. Picture l to r: Jon Hare, Science and Research Director, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center; Anne Sylvester, Director of Research, MBL; Theresa Gardner, West Falmouth Postmaster; USPS staff; Anne Smrcina, Education and Outreach Coordinator, Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary; Carol-Anne Clayson, Associate Director for Research Strategies, WHOI Credit © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
USPS Stamps Celebrate Marine Science with Woods Hole Dedication Ceremony
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portion of Biological Bulletin cover August 2022
125 Years of Trying to Understand Organisms Better | The Biological Bulletin
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Shinya Inoue lecturing at MBL in 2007 Photo by Dyche Mullins
Inoué Honored in Symposium by Microscopy Society of America
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Stamp depicting biologist EE Just
Stamps of Approval | The University of Chicago Magazine
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Falmouth Scientist To Conduct Nitrogen Study With Collaborators | The Falmouth Enterprise
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cephalopod on a sandy bottom
Q&A: Evolution of Octopus and Squid Brains Could Shed Light on Origins of Intelligence | ScienceBlog
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Lower Herring River in Wellfleet Credit Cape Cod National Seashore
How Coastal Wetlands can Mitigate Climate Change | CapeCod.com
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Honeybee on a chamolile flower
Grass Fellows Find Insecticides Impair Honeybee Navigation | Global News
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